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Enterprise Application Spending in Canada: Customer Expectations for 2H09 and 1H10Published by: IDC Published: Oct. 14, 2009 - 17 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study Situation Overview Future Outlook Sources of FundingSpending on the Enterprise Application "Ecosystem"Spending on Customer Relationship Management Solutions: 2H09–1H10Spending on Enterprise Resource Management Solutions: 2H09–1H10Spending on Collaborative Application Solutions: 2H09–1H10Essential Guidance Learn More Related ResearchDefinitionsCollaborative ApplicationsIntegrated Collaborative EnvironmentsMessaging ApplicationsStandalone Email ApplicationsInstant Messaging ApplicationsUnified Messaging ApplicationsTeam Collaborative ApplicationsConferencing ApplicationsOther Collaborative ApplicationsEnterprise Resource Management ApplicationsCustomer Relationship Management ApplicationsSynopsisTable: Canada Enterprise Applications Spending by Size of Organization and Application, 2007–2013 (C$M) Figure: Department Most Likely to Fund CRM Applications in the Next 12 Months by Company Size Figure: Department Most Likely to Fund F&A ERM Applications in the Next 12 Months by Company Size Figure: Department Most Likely to Fund HR ERM Applications in the Next 12 Months by Company Size Figure: Department Most Likely to Fund Collaborative Applications over the Next 12 Months by Company Size Figure: Spending on CRM Solutions over the Next 12 Months by Company Size Figure: Spending on ERM Solutions over the Next 12 Months by Company Size Figure: Spending on Collaborative Applications over the Next 12 Months by Company Size AbstractThis IDC study develops some estimates for spending on enterprise applications, specifically CRM, ERP, and collaborative applications, using recent survey data (focused on the medium-sized and large business categories). Software is the key component of enterprise application solutions; however, even though software spending is projected to decline in 2009 and 2010, there is potential spending growth in the sector due to hardware and IT services activities with the possibility of some (limited) software spending growth as well. "While software revenue may be down for enterprise application vendors in Canada, the solution area itself remains viable for software vendors and ecosystem partners through the tail-end of the recession, with better growth prospects in 2011," says Jim Westcott, research manager, Software. Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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